Sentence examples for forceful condemnation from inspiring English sources

But when she did, they say, she offered a forceful condemnation.

Ranking Democrat Dutch Ruppersberger follows up with a forceful condemnation of the NSA leaks.

Their sense of personal outrage resonates from the forceful condemnation published by the foreign ministers of Sweden, the Czech Republic, Poland and Germany.

The death of a human rights activist, Ghiyath Mattar, while in custody last week came after that report was published and drew forceful condemnation from the United States.

Conservatives and right-wing media were quick on Wednesday to demand forceful condemnation of hate speech and crimes by anti-Trump liberals.

Shortly before leaving office in December 2016, Secretary of State John F. Kerry issued a forceful condemnation of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of undermining peace through increased settlement activity.

The candidate is delivering forceful condemnations of the Obama foreign policy.

His forceful condemnations of extreme forms of Islam have made him an object of hatred among Islamists and an icon among progressives, whose voices have been overpowered by the thunder of the radicals.

Following the horrific death of Heather Heyer, along with at least 19 others injured on Saturday, many politicians from both sides of the aisle immediately came out with forceful condemnations (minus the president of course).

Mr. Fox's words in support of the Democratic Senate candidate, Claire McCaskill, were not nearly as forceful as his condemnation of her Republican opponent.

While Ann Coulter's "f---ing Jews" Twitter tirade has received much deserved condemnation, forceful criticism is lacking in some sectors of the right-wing media -- perhaps because they helped put her into a position to say such offensive things by encouraging her to be provocative.